This dive site, Carwitzer Mühle/Badestelle Carwitz in Schmaler Luzin, Germany, offers accessible shore diving suitable for all levels. Divers can easily park and enter the water, exploring both shallow areas and depths up to 17 meters. The underwater landscape features interesting natural formations like bent trees, providing structure and hiding places for fish, alongside various pieces of scrap metal such as barrels, pots, tires, and bottles.
The lake is home to a variety of freshwater marine life. Common sightings include perch, pike, and catfish. The bottom is characterized by sandy areas, complemented by abundant pondweed and bracken algae, which create lush underwater habitats.
While no specific best time to visit is mentioned, lake diving in Germany is generally best during warmer months for more comfortable conditions. This site is excellent for both scuba divers and freedivers, with its accessible shallow areas perfect for beginners and snorkelers. Divers should be mindful of the moderate depth and potential for colder water, common in German lakes.
